A Very Odd Caster

In this episode we're running it back with May highlights from 2023: May the 4th be with you, Cinco de Mayo, Mother's Day, and of course, some very odd news from a @VeryOddCaster.

Caster recaps an historic month of April - featuring highlights from the eclipse (including a tribute to Bonnie Tyler), Tax Day, Earth Day, and a few odd news stories such as Punxatawney Phil obviously spending too much time in his hole...

Highlights from the month of February, including: Groundhog’s Day and Punxsutawney Phil's odd fixation with Gobbler’s Knob; the dramatic Super Bowl win for Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift, and the Kansas City Chiefs (which Caster predicted right down to the exact point spread); and famous romantic couples in honor of Valentine’s Day, including but not restricted to #TravisKelce and #TaylorSwift. Also, the progress report on the DIY ceiling installation project – not to mention “Dry January” mercifully comes to a close this month in the February edition of “A Very Odd Caster.”

The joys of flying; Hey Kid Get Off Of My Lawn, and Trump as Judge Smails.  All that and more Very Odd News in this March edition.

Exploding toilets, Bass Pro Shop skinny-dippers, and Kentucky-bound extraterrestrials give Caster pause as he kicks off the new year.  Also, a Monday Morning critique of the NFL conference championship games between the Chiefs-Ravens and the Lions-49ers. Plus, the latest fiascos plaguing the DIY project inside Caster’s Pub.  All bound together in the ‘Dry January’ edition of “A Very Odd Caster.”

Sister Santa MythBuster, an ode to the claymation characters of Christmases past, the latest DIY setback, shopping (for the Apocalypse) and low-hanging New Years Resolutions @VeryOddCaster

Syncope in the classroom, wildlife on the front porch, another DIY episode about putting in a ceiling while not knowing what you're doing, and another drunken musical review.  Oh, and more very odd news...

After a two-week delay to deal with software and other technical issues, A Very Odd Caster returns with Part Two of his Do-It-Yourself project, some very odd news, and more music and sports.

Back from a lengthy summer siesta, Caster recaps very odd news from the summer, discusses renovations to the pub, and guides the viewer(s) through his initial undertaking of a long-overdue home improvement project.  He also shares the inspiration behind the original song "The Jabberwocky Rap."

In the 2022-23 finale of Very Odd News stories, Caster recounts how Taco John got his name, Scooby Doo gets pulled over for drunk driving in CO, Gov. Christie spearheads a cleanup effort in NJ, a goat is rescued in OK, and Stallone sprints up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art - naked. 

A government worker in India drains the swamp - to retrieve his phone, a man steals a backhoe because he can't flag an Uber, and a German surgeon recruits a hospital janitor to help him with a surgery - this and many many more Very Odd News stories.

Caster's Pub closed for renovations so taking this very oddcast on the road to Ocean City, MD.

Prom disasters and corporal punishment in schools.  Those were the days, my friend.

RIP Jimmy Brown and close encounters of the celebrity kind.

An all-new Mystery Government Training Film Theater episode + NBA Final Four and Ja Morant shooting himself in the foot - again.

@VeryOddCaster Mothers Day salutes, odd news stories, and a look back at another award-winning government video.

May the 4th be with you, plus Cinco - that's right, CINCO - de Mayo, and Wedding Bells.

Free Speech for only $8 a month, Bud Light stupidity, more Birds on a Plane, and Big Fat Odd Weddings from the past.

The sounds of spring, a proposal for a new tax system, and Fabio on a roller coaster - plus much, much more!

A Very Odd St. Patrick's Day, the Oscars, and input from the peanut gallery on a potential Mount Rushmore of Rock.

This Week: A Very Odd lab leak, an aspiring pyromaniac, and the Mount Rushmore of Rock n' Roll seeks new faces (Rod Stewart?)

@VeryOddCaster recaps some of the very odd news stories over the past month, including The Breastfeeding Groom and Patrick the Starfish's potential replacement.

This week:  A very odd fairy tale about Tiger and his favorite golfing "prop," odd environmental news, and the stunning and most definitely very odd results of a paternity test involving two unlikely partners.

A recap of Super Bowl Sunday, the Grammys, and reflections on a short-lived Boy Scouts career.  Also, a very odd interview with a guy with a very odd profession.

A Very Odd Caster shares his thoughts on the Very Odd American ritual of Super Bowl Sunday, along with memories of gringe-inducing commercials and halftime performances from past Sundays. 

This week, Part Two of a Very Odd Caster critiquing the American Film Institute's Top 100 movies of all-time - a very odd exercise given the fact he hasn’t actually seen half of them.  

This week, a Very Odd Caster provides expert critique on the American Film Institute's Top 100 movies of all-time, and the result is damning proof that Caster doesn't get out much.  

This edition features commentary on inflatable Grinches, South Korean sex dolls, NYC rats, Starsky & Hutch, and a whole new meaning behind the name “Tickle Me Elmo.”

Damar Hamlin, Harry and Meghan, binge-watching Dexter, and a certain furniture chain in North Carolina.

In this final episode of the Fall season, Caster riffs on movie/TV plots that can no longer be produced in the modern age, reflects on the Ghosts of Christmases Past, and unveils a new Thanksgiving feast utensil that will make Bills Mafia extra hungry.   

Who did it better, Forrest Gump or Keith Richards?  Both were there for everything - but Keith is still rocking!

The death of political humor, an unlikely class president, and a candidate that's hung... like a cow?

Halloweens past and present, looking for Batman rings in all the wrong places, black widows just gotta have it, and Across The Parallel Universe.

College degrees in Mediocrity, no-scalpel male birth control, and someone PLEASE make Bob Costas stop talking.

Everything deserves a standing ovation?  Everyone deserves a tip?  Must be a generational thing (OK Boomer... there's more where that came from...)

A class reunion, constipated scorpions, and a song adaptation that would make William Shatner proud.

40 is the new 39, Seal possibly back on tour, Cleveland Ghandians win AL Central, and There's No Place Like Home, Baby

Evander Holyfield's ear, the laws of gravity, and the Caster's weekly incorrect NFL picks.

Bar owner and Artist Formerly Known as Caster riffs on current events, news, sports, and reflects on things that might have been, or might still be.  Because what the world needs most is another podcast.